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McIntosh County, located on the coast, was split off from Liberty County in 1793. The new county was named McIntosh for its most famous family, which included Lachlan McIntosh, who was a general in the Continental Army. The McIntosh clan in Darien dates back to 1736. The biographical section was submitted by the families themselves.

 

Example

“J. A. Atwood, farmer, Darien, McIntosh Co., GA., is a brother of Capt. W. H. Atwood, and was born in McIntosh county, Jan. 29, 1840. He was married in 1867 to Miss Ann Livingston, a daughter of Nicholas and Eliza Bayard. ...etc...”

 

Surnames Included in this Publication

ANGELO, APPLING, ATTWOOD, ATWOOD

BAYARD, BURGESS, BUTTS

CADWALLADER, CALDER, CLARKE, CLINTON, COBB, CUTHBERT

DUNCAN

ELBERT

FORD, FUSER

GRANT, GUERNSEY, GWINNETT

HOPKINS

KENAN

LAURENS, LIVINGSTON

McBAIN, McCLEAN, McCOY, McDONALD, McINTOSH, McKENZIE, MACKEY, McLEOD

OWING

PALMER, POLHILL

RURLEDGE

SAYRE, SKILTON, SPALDING, STEPHENS

TERRELL

WHEELER, WHITE, WOOLSEY

YEO

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